This is totally off the topic of Seam, but it's something that Seam users would
understand best.
Wouldn't it be cool to have annotations when building Swing apps? Instead of
doing all these anonymous classes to handle events, you could annotate your
bean classes with "inject this UI thing here" annotations.
One thing that made me think this is that Trolltech made a version of Qt for
Java apps and they are making a big deal of the fact that instead of
registering listener objects (ie, anonymous classes) you just call something
like register("setName(Ljava/lang/String)") or something. You register the
method, not an object. But if you're doing that it's better to use an
annotation on the method itself I think.
Just my thought of the day.
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